In fact it’s not. It’s valued at hundreds of billions, thousands even!

Or for anyone really. Anyone in a position of strength that is. That’s the art of the deal, try to bully the weak or bend over otherwise.

When 90% is some form of cream or sugar, that’s not coffee

You can do it in a multitude of ways. The French for instance elect their president by voting twice, the first time they vote for their favorite candidate (and the parliament), the second time they vote for either of the two candidates that got the most votes (a run off)

There are other ways, like ranked voting, or you could look up parliamentary republics for an alternative form of government.

Read up on what happens in the rest of the world, at this point, we, as a human species, have tried pretty much everything

BTW, this:

I think it’s a consequence of higher interest rates drying up VC money, meaning that tech companies now have to actually be profitable, rather than just grow.

If the plan was grow now, profit later, then later has come